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Our beloved Barbara Bennett Community Center got the full spa treatment on April 20. Building manager Patti Smith, along with her husband Mike and neighbor Guy Kyle, organized a work

It was a quiet, rainy Sunday morning when we looked out our living room window and saw a vehicle out by the big hill on Bayocean Spit. It was a

>> why did you consider the enemy savages? >> from their actions. the way they lived day-to-day, as far as the violence they commit on american troops. the beheadings, the rape of innocent villagers and towns people they go into, just to intimidate them. >> brian: incredible story. i tell you what, eric, he went on to say he has been there four times and he thinks most of the iraqis wanted them there. it was just the savages/insurgents. >> eric: true american patriot hero. i have a 13-year-old s...

Mexico? >> brian: he came back. >> kimberly: but he ran into a bunch. you know a lot of them and i do, they say, they research and study the enemy, track them and find out a lot of intel before they even go in and target somebody. they say when you see the type of things that the people do, the atrocities they commit in terms of the crime, i guess their own people, against women, children, against americans, you have no hesitation or thought process that calls to you in -- halts you in what you ...

Not just iraqis. >> why did you consider the enemy savages? >> from their actions. the way they lived day-to-day, as far as the violence they commit on american troops. the beheadings, the rape of innocent villagers and towns people they go into, just to intimidate them. >> brian: incredible story. i tell you what, eric, he went on to say he has been there four times and he thinks most of the iraqis wanted them there. it was just the savages/insurgents. >> eric: true american patriot hero. i hav...

Mexico? >> brian: he came back. >> kimberly: but he ran into a bunch. you know a lot of them and i do, they say, they research and study the enemy, track them and find out a lot of intel before they even go in and target somebody. they say when you see the type of things that the people do, the atrocities they commit in terms of the crime, i guess their own people, against women, children, against americans, you have no hesitation or thought process that calls to you in -- halts you in what you ...

>> brian: he came back. >> kimberly: but he ran into a bunch. you know a lot of them and i do, they say, they research and study the enemy, track them and find out a lot of intel before they even go in and target somebody. they say when you see the type of things that the people do, the atrocities they commit in terms of the crime, i guess their own people, against women, children, against americans, you have no hesitation or thought process that calls to you in -- halts you in what you are doin...

Not just iraqis. >> why did you consider the enemy savages? >> from their actions. the way they lived day-to-day, as far as the violence they commit on american troops. the beheadings, the rape of innocent villagers and towns people they go into, just to intimidate them. >> brian: incredible story. i tell you what, eric, he went on to say he has been there four times and he thinks most of the iraqis wanted them there. it was just the savages/insurgents. >> eric: true american patriot hero. i hav...

>> why did you consider the enemy savages? >> from their actions. the way they lived day-to-day, as far as the violence they commit on american troops. the beheadings, the rape of innocent villagers and towns people they go into, just to intimidate them. >> brian: incredible story. i tell you what, eric, he went on to say he has been there four times and he thinks most of the iraqis wanted them there. it was just the savages/insurgents. >> eric: true american patriot hero. i have a 13-year-old s...

Quote/unquote, savages. >> the people i was killing. not just iraqis. >> why did you consider the enemy savages? >> from their actions. the way they lived day-to-day, as far as the violence they commit on american troops. the beheadings, the rape of innocent villagers and towns people they go into, just to intimidate them. >> brian: incredible story. i tell you what, eric, he went on to say he has been there four times and he thinks most of the iraqis wanted them there. it was just the savages/i...